Range Rover ‘Soho Chic’ reversible women’s jacket

Range Rover ‘About Town’ silk scarf

Range Rover ‘London Nightfall’ blanket

When it came to selecting the face of the collection, Adwoa Aboah was a natural choice. The actress and model has become synonymous with the city through her ever-growing portfolio of projects, from her role in the London-based Top Boy to her work with some of the most renowned British fashion and beauty brands including Burberry and Rimmel. “British craftsmanship is so special because it embodies a perfect balance of heritage, quality, and innovation,” she explained to Bazaar.

Aboah’s collaboration with the brand is a simpatico fit when you learn her approach to personal style. “Trends? Not my thing,” she says. “I prefer to curate my own vibe, reflecting whatever I’m feeling, unbound by what’s ‘in’. I’m more interested in expressing my mood than following anyone else’s lead.” This is reflected in Ranger Rover’s own ethos; this is a brand that’s known for its timeless, unwavering and elegant approach to design, and setting the standard as opposed to following a trend. It’s this philosophy that’s secured Range Rover a status as a leader in refined motoring, and a true-blue customer base.

“It’s not every day you come across a brand with the kind of loyalty and raw realness that they bring to the table,” Aboah explains. “I’ve been collaborating with Range Rover for years, and every time, it feels like a natural extension of what we both stand for.”

Below, the model and actress speaks to Bazaar about the brand’s new capsule, her personal fashion choices and her penchant for people-watching.

What’s your process for getting dressed in the morning?

“I’m in that post-partum zone, so my go-to is anything that’s quick, easy and cosy. I’ve developed a master’s degree in running late, so I’ve learned to embrace anything that works in a rush; comfort is king, no question. If it’s soft, simple, and gets me out the door without a meltdown, it’s a win.”

How do you go about accessorising your outfits?

“[Accessorising] is your chance to craft something completely original — a reflection of your personality, infused with your own flair. It’s where creativity meets self-expression, turning the ordinary into something uniquely yours.

“I’ve always loved piling on jewellery, but lately, I’ve embraced a more refined approach. It’s so easy to go overboard with accessories, so before I step out, I take one last look in the mirror and dial it back just a bit. That said, one thing I’ll never scale down? Sunglasses. They’re an absolute must, no matter what.”

Which piece in Range Rover’s new capsule reflects your personal style the most?

“I’ve always worn silk scarfs in different ways, so the Range Rover London Collection scarves being colourful and vibrant immediately appealed to me.”

What do you love about British style?

“What I love most about British style is its effortless blend of tradition and individuality. It’s a mix of classic tailoring, edgy streetwear and quirky personal touches that make it feel both timeless and rebellious. It can mean a thousand different things. It follows no format or rule; it continuously pushes boundaries.”

What’s a piece of quintessentially British fashion that you reach for in your wardrobe time and time again?

“I enjoy a tailored men’s shirt, a good knit and a great pair of socks.”

How do you combine classic pieces with your own contemporary approach to dressing?

“Style is always more dynamic when it’s layered. Adding your own edge to an outfit is all about mixing things up — blending old with new, classic with contemporary, and polished with effortless. It’s in those unexpected contrasts that true personal style shines.”

Who or what has been your biggest influence when it comes to shaping your personal style?